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Governments, employers, workers, and private actors share practices aligning with ILO principles. Emphasis is placed on aligning business practices with ILO wage-setting principles through private actors, global supply chains, and multi-stakeholder initiatives. The role of development partners in supporting cooperation, policy coherence, and institutional capacity is also highlighted. Watch Operationalizing living wages: Collaborative pathways forward! Agencies, Funds & Programmes

Achieving Social Justice in the Arab States through a just transition.

February 20, 2024

The ILO Regional office for Arab States, is bringing together leading figures from the world of work, politics and academia to discuss how to achieve greater social justice in the Arab World in a panel discussion. The event will also discuss the new report "Arab States Employment and Social Outlook - Trends 2024: Promoting social justice through a just transition." Panelists Ruba Jaradat, Regional Director for Arab States at International Labour Organization (ILO) Mustafa Bairam, Minister, Ministry of Labour, Lebanon Hind Benammar Al-Tarawneh, Executive Secretary, Arab Trade Union Confederation Aya Jaafar, Labour Economist, Regional Office for Arab States at International Labour Organization (ILO) Oussama Safa, Chief of the Social Justice Section, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UNESCWA) Moderator Karma Ekmekji, Mediation Advisor, Founder of #Diplowomen Panel discussion held on 20 February 2024 at 11:00 until 12:00 (Europe/Paris)

Supply Chains as Drivers of Formalization.

September 15, 2025

During the afternoon sessions of the Resilient supply chains and equitable growth in a changing world of work, the conference will discuss Labour dimension of Human Rights due diligence/RB and supply chains in a Just Transition. Watch the Supply Chains as Drivers of Formalization! Agencies, Funds & Programmes

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